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A build of Busy Scissors for Nintendo DS. | A build of '''Busy Scissors''' for Nintendo DS. | ||
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* Build version is displayed on the bottom right corner of the top screen in the title. | * Build version is displayed on the bottom right corner of the top screen in the title. | ||
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A build of Busy Scissors for Nintendo DS.
Notes
- Build version is displayed on the bottom right corner of the top screen in the title.
- Development is credited to Hijinx Games instead of Game Machine Studios, as the merger between that company and Manifest Games did not happen yet. However, Manifest is also credited before the title screen, and it's likely that they were going to be its publisher.
- Contains Tigi branding items, whereas the final game uses Redken.
- Many differences in graphics and music.
- Original filename: LO_1161-BUSYSCISSORS_NTRJ00_00.nds
Acknowledgments
A huge thanks to Obscure Gamers and all who have contributed over the years to these Tera Releases!